The School of Rock band received again collectively — albeit briefly — to have a good time the marriage of two of the 2003 comedy’s co-stars.
Caitlin Hale and Angelo Massagli, who starred as Marta and Frankie reverse Jack Black after they had been simply children, not too long ago tied the knot on the Chateau Grande Hotel in East Brunswick, N.J., and invited a bunch of their former “classmates” to assist them have a good time.
School of Rock co-star and singer Rivkah Reyes, who performed bass participant Katie within the film, shared video to her TikTok on the weekend and the montage contains loads of cameos from her former castmates, together with Brian Falduto, Joey Gaydos Jr., Robert Tsai, Maryam Hassan, Aleisha Allen and Cole Hawkins.
The outdated gang could be seen tearing up the dance flooring, lip-synching, posing for images and having a good time.
Hilariously, Reyes set the video to Stevie Nicks’ Edge of Seventeen, a throwback to the film when Joan Cusack’s Principal Mullins drunkenly sings it whereas on an outing with Black’s character, Dewey Finn.
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The comfortable couple, experiences Entertainment Weekly, first met whereas filming the film in 2002 and stayed in contact over time. When Hale occurred to maneuver to Florida years later, the place Massagli lives, they reconnected and one factor led to a different.
“We have a group chat where all the School of Rock kids, we just hit each other up whenever someone moves somewhere new or is doing something different,” Massagli informed Inside Edition in 2021, sharing that he and Hale met up for lunch, dinner and drinks and finally began courting.
Both actors have stepped away from Hollywood since School of Rock was filmed. Hale now works as an OB-GYN ultrasound technologist and Massagli graduated from the University of Miami School of Law in 2019.
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